shares his story on how one man one from the streets of compton to rap superstar millionaire entrepreneur probably been misunderstood by people now i would give i would give people the benefit of the doubt and say they know exactly who i was because that's what i gave them and now i just turn over a new leaf i will i wasn't really trying to you know infest the community or anything like that i was really a shot to survive plus you're only thirty three right and i love the saving well and then my age was only i got ties a little here and it's all ahead on larry king now. after selling millions of albums acting in his films and starring in his own reality show the grammy nominated rapper is giving back to the world with the launch of the robin hood project game plans on donating a total of one million dollars of his own money to people in need around the globe we welcome game to larry king now what is the robin hood project. it's funny x. that on the robin hood project is about not even three weeks old i was in australia and coming out of a grocery store and i just saw i had one hundred dol

chief compton: "you are as much a hero as your firefighter." then, two names stir a section on the bleachers. "michael chiapperini. west webster fire district." kemith, president, west webster vfd: "everybody in town knew chip." "tomasz kaczowka" ken smith, president, west webster vfd: "infectious smile / they're both greatly missed in the town of bster." two firefighters killedn the line of duty no by flames... but by gunfire. shot... responding to a fire in new york in december ken smith, preside, west " th were d: bh. ye ded... on christmas eve, a time of year that's supposed to be happy." west webster brought families and friends by the busload to maryland. ken smith, president, west webster vfd: "we're honoredto be here to honor them and to represent them and to pay respects for what they did for us, and for the community." two stories... rep. steny hoyer, d-maryand: "a gtenaon remembering, in a room of many... that will be marked in maryland for alltime. hoyer (con't): "remembering your loved ones and the heroism." paul gessler, fox45 new

now he's back home in compton, california, living with his wife and two daughters and like all of usse. i'm honored to give him the help he needs. >> my name is sherman watson. >> i'm kyra watson. welcome to our home in compton, california. >> you know, you hear a lot of people say marines made a man out of him. we

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thank you very much for that, jonathan compton. we'll get more with you in just a moment.ut we are taking your correspondence this morning. also a bit of a discussion taking place with a couple of my followers on twitter. i was tweeting earlier about the strength in the euro and one of our guests saying it's a bit too strong, it's going to force the ecb to act because of the inflation and ek ports, that there will be more action coming through, saying that the middle class in the eurozone, the current rate in the euro is very good for local store shopping, saying on the other hand, it might encourage a bit of spending. john saying enjoying that shopping out there, as well. get in touch on my twitter account. >>> basketball's popularity in china showing no signs of abating. are the other u.s. sports jumping on the bandwagon? eunice yoon has more for us. >> the l.a. lakers and the golden state warriors battle not in america, but in china. preseason games like this one in beijing are one way the nba dominates u.s. sports. so many potential fans here, the nfl has brought in gl

he served as a special trustee overseeing compton community college before it lost its accreditation. he is also a former president of sacramento city college and was a vp at los angeles city college. tyler was in the military for 20 years and was the air force's anti-terrorism manager. >>> it could be a vital sign of an improving economy. work to future. held a job fair today in san jo jose. last year, 800 people attended this same fair, but this year, only about 300 people showed up. some employers admit they now have to work harder to find employees. >> now it looks like there's more jobs out there, so less and less candidates and now we're being more aggressive and reaching out to the candidates themselves versus waiting for them to come to us. >> the biggest need in the home health care industry and retail and service businesses. at the fair last year little seizer pizza chain received 300 applications. this year, just ten. and some companies, such as macy's already starting to fill their part-time holiday positions. >>> another sign the economy is improving. the silicon valley c

. >> reporter: one of those camping out here in opposition of the plan is compton prado from the lbgt democratic club here in san francisco. if you can tell us more about why you guys are out here camping in park that's essentially you're breaking the law now right? >> yes we are. what we're doing tonight is standing in solidarity can homeless -- with homeless san franciscans who don't have a choice sometimes but to sleep in the park. there's a plan coming up today that would further criminalize poverty and homelessness in san francisco. we're saying enough is enough and we need to be caring for the most vulnerable residents not criminalizing them. >> reporter: the supervisor has the backing of the chief of police. for a moment, play the devil's advocate and then tell me why -- why this would not reduce quality of life crimes like vandalism. >> sure, so vandalism and illegal dumping both of which senator weiner said are the reasons for the parks are already illegal. this would give the police extra added teeth and really get them in fuller force out into the parks enforcing all of the

was right here at the university of california in san diego where you might have heard about the compton cookout and the alleged noose in the library and we have heard similar instances in california and elsewhere, things like (inaudible) the kinds of resolutions and remedies we seek are not just about ensuring that those that were responsible for these activities that caused a hostile environment that adults knew of, should have known of and knew of and done something about it, is about ensuring that the culture that gives rise to that is eradicated. so our resolutions are about mining the data in detail so that you know not just what's happening but who feels comfortable saying it and how they are going about trying to remediate it. it is about doing climate checks because unless adults consistently talk to their student body and understand you don't know whether it's getting better. in lots of instances in our resolutions it's also been about ensuring that there was a community school leader committee on campus to help deal with some of these issues, to do things like peer to peer ori

shares his story on how one man one from the streets of compton to rap superstar in their own drummer nor probably been misunderstood by people. now i would give i would give people the benefit of the doubt and say they know exactly who i was because that's what i gave them and now i'll just turn over a new leaf i will i wasn't really trying to you know infest the community or anything like that it was really a shock to survive plus you're only thirty three right and i love that say to you well and then my only other ties a little you that's all ahead on larry king now. have to selling millions of albums back to get ahead.

he was the state appointed trustee for compton college, which closed in 2006.'s first day at city college is november 1. >>> a press conference is set for tomorrow mortgage at the campus in stockton. they are known for its large undergraduate program. >>> what some are calling one of the best salmon seasons in nearly a decade has just wrapped up. the state department of fish and wildlife says nearly 267,000 salmon were halled in during the end of august. the season ended yesterday, and the complete numbers aren't out yet. however bay area fishermen say the fish have been large and abandon. >>> just nine days before the opening ceremony for the famed maverick surf contest. tonight, there is word of a new sponsor. contest owner jeff clark says body glove has agree today a multiyear sponsorship. the contest brings big wave searchers from all over the world to the mavericks break located off the san mateo county coast. >> a few high clouds drifting overhead in the next hour or so. >>> that will allow it to get pretty cool out there. overnight lows forecast to be un

other community colleges in houston, sacramento and langs lachblgts and was a special you trusty for compton community college district. >> it had challenge was integrity. one trustee went to jail. it's a different place. it's a different situation. >> reporter: city college will lose accreditation unless its able to make drastic changes. tileler will report to the special trustee, who is trying to impose changes. >> i hope whatever it is, he's going on behind the scenes gets fixed and that this college stays open. >> tileler had an interesting troin dux to college after an argument with his dead, left him homeless, more on that in a few minutes on abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm leanne melendez at city college. >> let's turn our attention to the weather. >> here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. thin clouds well up into the northern part of the viewing area. sunny skies and conditions. it's 80 degrees across the bay in oakland. 81 in san carlos. 80 earlier in half moon bay down to a chilly 72 now. a live view at golden gate bridge it's 82 in santa rosa. 80 fairfield. 83 livermore, one more live view

he was the state appointed trustee for compton college, which closed in 2006. tyler's first day at city college is november 1. >>> a press conference is set for tomorrow mortgage at the campus in stockton. they are known for its large undergraduate program. >>> what some are calling one of the best salmon seasons in nearly a decade has just wrapped up. the state department of fish and wildlife says nearly 267,000 salmon were halled in during the end of august. the season ended yesterday, and the complete numbers aren't out yet. however bay area fishermen say the fish have been large and abandon. >>> just nine days before the opening ceremony for the famed maverick surf contest. tonight, there is word of a new sponsor. contest owner jeff clark says body glove has agree today a multiyear sponsorship. the contest brings big wave searchers from all over the world to the mavericks break located off the san mateo county coast. >> a few high clouds drifting overhead in the next hour or so. >>> that will allow it to get pretty cool out there. overnight lows forecast to

he was voted most likely to be watching a white person sing "straight out of compton" at karaoke. [ laughterd gary and i like to keep it really hairy ♪ next is green bay packers veteran brett goode. he was voted most likely to say, "sup, i'm your new dad." you can call me barry. whatever. next up from the packers, you got josh sitton. he was voted most likely to be thor in a before weight loss ad. [ cheers and applause ] i use p90x. next from the vikings we have joe berger. he was voted easiest to build out of legos. [ laughter ] just do the head and then you work on the -- >> steve: then you're done. three pieces. >> jimmy: next from the vikings, matt asiata was voted most likely to be that weird fourth guy in the black eyed peas. i love that guy. >> steve: i love him. >> jimmy: i love that guy. love him. next from the packers, we got tim masthay. he was voted most nervous dad at the gymnastics meet. okay. come on, mackenzie. nail that landing. you got to nail it. oh, this is your big move. come on, mackenzie. oh! stick it! stick that landing! stick it! [ laughter ] you got to stick that la

he was the special trustee for the compton community college district which lost its accreditation. >> it had some real challenges with integrity. one of the trustees went to jail. it's a different place. it's a different situation. >> city college will lose its accreditation next july unless it's able to make drastic financial and managerial changes. tyler will report to the special trustees, robert a grel a who is trying to impose the changes. >> i really hope whatever it is going on behind the scenes gets fixed and that this college stays open. >> i actually just hope the school stays open. >> tyler himself had an interesting introduction to college which started when he left home at the age of 15. after an argument with his dad which left him homeless. more on that in a few minutes on abc 7 news at 5:00. i'm leeian melendez at city college. >> up next, emergency in the sky. the terrifying moments caught bypass jer. what they heard and saw in mid-flight. it hunt for a dangerous mosquito. why california officials want to stop this one before it spreads. >>> i'm spencer christian in

ohio state has compton state 30-27 and that's when carlos would get the skin. here comes, there we go. he did have a 7-yard touchdown. that story is 40-30. they go on to win that game for ohio state. elsewhere, unrankeranked n ohra. wild cats have the lead. now the fighting irish would answer. before the half, tommy reeves and company. we're still waiting. he will find tj jones for an 8-yard touchdown. notre dame will go in to the locker room with a one-point lead. all is good. well, they have to play the second half of football. arizona state will come creeping back in this one. 27-20. let's go to the final on that one. 37-30 is notre dame is your winner. we're going to the nfl but will go outside the line. the nfl has a league that has named their truly iconic -- lom with bardi but the giants linebacker. he has a legacy of excellence that depositing beyond the day of football. our john henry smith has the story. >> he's been a linebacker. >> was it natural for me? >> a defensive tackle. >> there's some strength so they say and this year finally a defensive en

i was struck by your quote and ann compton's quote is that this is the most difficult of the seven she covered. >> beginnings and endings of things in the white house. just what the subject of the meeting is are now offlimits. unless you go to the website. a british television news director in washington said they simply say go to this website and see what they put on the website. we're not talking to you. >> interesting. how much does epa does is classified, right? >> the justice department guidelines not going to prostitute a journalist for doing the job of reporting. it's frightening to report it. there are reporters who particularly work in the in aingsal security area who are worried about being vulnerable themselves still who are taking extraordinary measures. encryption of e-mails. but it's quite amazing. also point out in the jim risen case, the decision by the appellate court judge, the majority, still has to testify or go to jail also said that with -- this crime could not have been committed without him. in other words, they're still treating him as a criminal as well. >> so

. >>> and they are seeing double in milton, pennsylvania for troubled twins alexander compton. and naturally, having have a lot in common. but doubled. both gave birth to babies on the same day. plus, they ended up being -- having something else in common. >> we actually found out on the same day that we were pregnant. >> both moms and baby boys are doing great. the boys -- >>> she was a wife receptionist. >> this morning we remember the actress and funny lady marsha wallace. >> we'll be right back. >> cbs program of course. as we look at numbers around the area today, they are mostly in the low 50s to start off with fog and low clouds around the shoreline and not much prospect for improvement. we'll see it's going to get wet tomorrow. we have the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, "..." marcia wallace played a wis >>> a tv actress has dieded. >> and a wise-cracking receptionist of the bob newheart show of the 70s, and most recently she was on the simpsons. a teacher dealing with bart simpson's antics. the executive producer of the simpson's says that her character was irreplaceab

. >> joining us now, radio and tv talk show host tom compton, and mike meyers, and the news directorparty news network, scotty hughes. billy cunningham, this rhetoric, striking bombs, blackmail, terrorists, extortion? >> remember the tone was going to change when he got elected. he was coming to washington to change the hateful tone. he exacerbated it. i projectile vomited and explosive diarrhea. and it happened simultaneously. i can't take it anymore. i'm watching this guy, and he lies so easily and so well. >> he's good at it. >> he's an expert. and why won't the media cover the real story, chwhich is the deficit! the deficit! >> spending. $90 trillion. >> i have a question. where are the tears? there ought to be tears. there should be no standing ovation. this guy got beat. he got beat by a political kn neophyte by barack obama, he got beat by harry reid, he got beat by the race clowns harry bernstein and others, and he got beat by the media pundits -- >> i'm not a fan like my buddy bill cunningham is, but he was sabotaged. >> i was going to say he got beat up by the media punks,

and compton here in california and in houston, texas, as well. before that he was in the air force for 20 years. >>> the light portion of the bay bridge will glow from dusk to dawn after daylight saving time ends. the extended hours are all made possible by a nonprofit group illuminate the arts. the lights now go out at 2a the $8 million project will run through 2015 but there is some talk now of making it a permanent fixture. >>> time now is 5:09. an arrest in the l.a.x. dry ice explosions. why police say it was likely an inside job. >> plus, not the welcome home message he expected. the traveler who says he was humiliated by his luggage. >> and after a year of bullying, a teenager takes her own life. wait until you hear what the bully said when she found out about the suicide. >> we have been enjoying gorgeous weather but could that all end? what about the prospects for rain? we'll talk about that coming up. >> bart trains are rolling this morning and traffic is extremely light at the bay bridge toll plaza. i'll give you a complete look at your

among the 16 notable rockers and artists are nwa from compton, california, anywhere nirvana, linda ron stat and sheik. the induction ceremony is scheduled for april in new york. >>> it's a combination of science and star wars. ktvu got a sneak peek of the new exhibit at the tech museum called star wars: where science meets the imagination. the exhibit offers visitors an opportunity to learn about technology depicted in all six of the star wars films. it opens officially to the public. for more information and video on the exhibit, you can go to our website ktvu.com. >>> 5:26 is the time. neighbors in pleasantton say it is one of the most dangerous intersections in the city. the investigation into a deadly crash over the weekend and the changes to the signal lights that were made just before that accident. >> we're live in pleasant hill where there were explosions heard and downed power lines in a neighborhood where a fire started this morning. we'll have the latest from the scene. >> good morning. westbound 24, that traffic is looking pretty good coming up between walnut creek and the

the 63-year-old has helped run community colleges in sacramento, los angeles and compton and in houston, texas. before that, he was in the air force for 20 years. >>> 20 more surveillance cameras could go up in fremont. city council members are considering a plan to install the cameras to help fight crime but no final decision has been made. some community members are worried about privacy but the big issue is where the cameras would be placed. the money would come from more than $160,000 in federal grants specifically earmarked for poor areas. >> restricted by the grant funding to put the cameras in these specific areas but it really doesn't have a correlation to the fact that we believe that more crime occurs in these areas. it's just about finding the specific locations within the areas that meet part of the bigger project. >> city officials are looking into alternate ways to fund the program that would not put restrictions on the cameras' locations. >>> a baggage handler is under arrest in connection with dry ice explosions at l.a.x. this was the scene sunday night when one ice bomb

it's different from past administrations, one of the person quoted is ann compton. >> an olds friendsm abc news, she. >> she said she that is never seen this level of everything closed mouthed, close to the vest. >> she's been at the white house as long as anybody has, she has seen the difference. now, what's interesting, too is the committee to protect journal i haves has mostly focused its efforts to protecting journalists abroad. something you are very familiar with, having been kidnapped and held hostage by the taliban for a long time. so what does is say that they have dedicated the time to come up with this very, very extensive report and focused domestically on the administration? >> i think it's a sense just that it's an unprecedented as mutt fear in washington that never existed before. len downing the author of the report was the editor of the washington post says this is remarkable and a basic argument from the c. p.j. is that we are an example for the rest of the world and when this kind of situation exists, it does lead to these charges of hypocrisy towards the american g

shares his story on how one man one from the streets of compton to rap superstar millionaire entrepreneur probably been misunderstood by people. now i would give i would give people the benefit of the doubt and say they know exactly who i was because that's what i gave them and now i just turn over a new leaf i will i wasn't really trying to you know infest the community or anything like that it was really a shock to survive plus you're only thirty three right i love that saving in your own well and then my only other ties a little bit that's all ahead on larry king now. after selling millions of albums acting in.

i was able about it grace of god to go back into the hood of compton and get a krip and a blood savedd to sell dope. now he's working a regular job and making a living now contributing to society. so i'm excited about the work that god is doing in the city of compton. >> bishop ron gibson, we thank you so much for talking with us. i know there's a lot of confidence and there are a lot of people that are not happy with what you're doing but we just heard about some of got work you're doing as well there at your church and have been for more than 0 year more than 20 years. >> thank you, victor. they'll come to see it will be a peaceful resolve and they'll be happy at the end of the day. >> all right. for more stories on faith, be sure to check out our belief blog at cnn.com/belief. >> don't go away. still to come on "new day," is sarah palin's star power nouf sway a senate election in new jersey and defeat democratic nominee corey booker? i'm ready. i told my. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke

mail frome is an e- gerry connolly, it democrat from virginia -- erick in compton, california, mainstreamepublican. what are your thoughts? i consider myself a lincoln republican. that is a form of slavery. there is a system that was given to is that every 50 years we should reset the economy, we are not doing that. 2013 was the 150th anniversary of the emancipation proclamation. we should be having jubilee. every 50 years we should reset the economy. everything gets wiped out. start all over. i am agreeing on this shutdown that we should shut down because in the system -- a sabbatical year gives us time to count everything. we as a people should take this time to sit down and take a look at what we have as a country. as a people, see what property the united states went on and brought forth. propertyerly -- what to we own around the world? we are rich. we can do whatever we want to. jeff from florida, a moderate republican. what do you think? caller: i agree with gerry connolly. i am a 20 year veteran. my government -- my wife is working for free right now. this health-care bill is the w

the reason was because there are using wood pulp instead of rank compton. when they made a switch which was more economical it created a problem with the watermark in process. anyway, this was the solution. there were the first to devise that method. finally, there were the first paper company to use all would in the making of writing paper. before that only softwood have been possible. in 1912 hamel paper used three innovations in combination to change the way the market. up to that time companies would come to them and ask that there watermark be put in the paper. for instance busy bee bond would be sold by some company and they but have to put a busy the watermark in run so much paper. and in the robin hood company watermark would need to be put in the next. so there were switching things in and out. very inefficient. they get the idea, what if they sold hammer mill bond. they developed a system of franchised agents, and through them people would purchase animal bond. the reason the agents were eager to sell the paper was because of the same time hammer

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ann compton of abc news said he is the least transparent of the seven presidents i have covered in termshe does his daily business, this from the administration that promised it would be the most transparent in history. and then from david sanger of "the new york times," your former paper, judy, sanger says this is the most, controlled freak administration i have ever covered. what do you think? >> it is really true. anyone who works in national security knows this. if you're not willing to parrot the narrative, the storyline, you're not going to get called back for a backgrounder. you're not going to get called into the white house for that talk with the head of national security or national intelligence. they play hard ball when it comes to disseminating information. they want it out their way. you know, jon, this has policy implications. this administration promised to support a media shield law to prevent journalists from going to jail to protect our sources. bloggers are covered by that law. if he starts to separate them out there is legitimate question about whether or not he will

tied to control information in unprecedented ways, among the assessments abc news correspondent ann comptonf the seven presidents in terms of how he does his daily business. david sanger said this is the most closed control freak administration i've ever covered. another "new york times" reporter said government sources have become scared to death of leaked investigations. president said his administration can and must be more transparent. former nsa director for president george w. bush michael hayden said the president has been more transparent on surveillance than his was. chuck todd, what do you make of it? >> this is all -- we've been saying this for a while. every administration regardless of party becomes, has become over time particularly as sort of media has grown and become more multiplatform, every administration has become tighter and tighter and they all build on the precedent of whatever precedent they liked that the previous administration did on something. and they closed off. this president has done that. they have been transparent on things like visitors logs but the real